Which statement best describes Mrs. Rogers's attitude toward Joe?

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A. She sees Joe as an inferior person who can be toyed with.

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B. She uses Joe as an unwitting accomplice in her schemes.

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c. She blames Joe for most of the problems in her life.

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D. She looks up to Joe as a father figure, despite his problems.

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Montgomery

5 January, 09:36

Which statement best describes Mrs. Rogers's attitude toward Joe?

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A. She sees Joe as an inferior person who can be toyed with.

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B. She uses Joe as an unwitting accomplice in her schemes.

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c. She blames Joe for most of the problems in her life.

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D. She looks up to Joe as a father figure, despite his problems.

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Carla Ross · Answer 1

Answer: A) She sees Joe as an inferior person who can be toyed with.

Explanation:

Correct answer is option A: She sees Joe as an inferior person who can be toyed with. This is so since she is actually feeling jealousy towards Joe's freedom, and plays a nice lady role even though in reality she hates him. This explain her way of thinking that she can toy him.

Corbin Wolf · Answer 2

the answer is A